What do you think of people traveling to South Korea during the PyeongChang Winter Olympics?

If you are traveling to South Korea to watch the sports games, that is fine. There is nothing wrong with cheering for your compatriots, but if it is just for fun, and at this juncture, it is really That's a bit much. At that time, the relationship between China and South Korea had dropped to a freezing point, and many economic exchanges had stopped. There were almost no Chinese tourists traveling to South Korea. On the one hand, the situation was not good, and on the other hand, they did not want to take money to promote tourism at this time. Korean economic development.

Many Korean businesses originally wanted to receive more Chinese tourists during the Games to make up for the performance losses caused by Sino-South Korean relations. However, there were not so many Chinese tourists during the Games. It can be said that it was frustrating. Korean merchants are very disappointed. And everyone knows that the Winter Olympics happens to be around the winter vacation, which is the Chinese New Year. Many people will choose to celebrate the New Year at home and spend more time with their families instead of using their own money to contribute to South Korea. The sense of patriotism is always There should be some.

But it is precisely in this case that people who travel to South Korea need to think about it. You may really have free time to travel at the end of the year, but you choose South Korea at this time. It doesn't make sense to ask for something, it's Chinese New Year, and the relationship between the two countries is so tense. There are so many places in China suitable for Spring Festival travel. Is it because China’s great rivers and mountains cannot accommodate you? Or are you rushing to send money to South Korea? This kind of behavior really makes no sense, and people around you will really envy you if you do this. You probably think this person doesn’t understand the overall situation.